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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
IRELAN Nd.
United Ireland's" Comment
on fhp Jubilee.

(By Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l
UrBIIs. june 23.-The annual meeting
OF the Catholic archbishopS and biSh.
ops was held at Maynooth College to-day
Archbishop Walsh presided. A resolution
was passed again denOuncing the coercion
ncssure before Parliament.
The United Heiand, william O'Brien's
paper, says: "lreand Is the only civilized
country in the world which did not share
in the jubilee celebration. She stood stern
ly and sorrowlully aloof. IrelanG'S place
ought to baye been beside England at the
throne. Irish blood and brains helped TO
tuild the empire. Poverty, misery, and
slavery are her reward. She shared Eng.
lands labors, but she may not share her
triumphs. Engnnd's JOY is for fifty years
Of liberty. prosperity, and progress. Irish
grief and wrath are for fifty years OF mise
~, famine, and oppression. England T.
numbered 10y the struggles Of suleu cap
tive, when she might purchase by justice
the aid and comfort o. friend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Tle ReRNrNOir Cars.

The west end OF the city railway line
WAS opened to the public yesterday, ana
the cars made rogulir trips all day A. far n
Mulberry street, the present terminus OF
the road.
The cars connect with the horse.clrs at
Reservoir street, and make about three
roundtnps an hour. Mr.. John II. Cooke
t. the regular conductor Of the train.
The railway company should erect a
waiting she'd at the corner OF Main and
Laurel streets. Transferred passengers
who have TO wait for ears do not find it
pleasant s'audiag in the rain. Another
thing the company should do is to require
drivers to endcsyor to facilitate transfers n
much a. possible. and when their ears
cross enc anOther's tracks they should wait
momentarlly to see il there are any plSsen-
gers to be transferred. This they do not
always do. They rather seem IN hurry to
get away from each other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
JEFFERSON DAVIS
Declines 20 Go 20 IIiinois-uisV views
ON the BnttIe-Trng question.
LBy tolegraph % the Diepatch.

lBy telegraph 70 tne Dttpetch'I
CHICAGO. June 23.-An inter. Ocedn spe'
chl ffom Danvile, ILL.,, says: The bilow-
ms letter was received to-day:
BBAUyoIR, MISS. June q, 1887.
To Colonel Phocidn Holoqrd, Dan vile. H..
Dear Sir.-In answer TO your letter Of
roquC,t by the Dauville Farmers and Me-
chauics' Institute TIA; ! should deliver an
address at it, fir | reply as ! did
las year. Some years ago | deliver
ed an address at the Winnebago
county fair, and was received with
great courtesy there. | was among friend,
for ny memory went back 10 the months
OF June, July, aud August, 1882. WHEN, a.
licuifngni upon the stal' of Colonel Hlcui-
riah Ipylnr. was stationed az Prlrr Du
Chen. or Fort Crawford as il was then
known. and during the memorable and
historic Block Hawk war IL wGs ms gOpl
fortune to help In protecting the pioneer
SciiICrs 81 thai country. whose desc N iants
| poke 10 at Rockford. ] cannot come h.
lliuOls inis year.
Thanking tue association through YOU, |
have only 10 say as said last september NJ
an open letter 10 Colonel J. I. Scharr, 81
Baltimore, that | deny the charges mae
against M bv General wi liam 7. sherml',
in which he says | was foremost in In
couragrg the late war. | say to you, nv
dear Colonel, that did all in my power to
prevent the late war, and that ] never
looked for nor aspircd to the post OF Chiei
Executive q the Confederate states.
may say that the order OF The War De-
par,ment TO return captured flags to the
late Confederate STATES was violation OF
lll The known military precedents. You
viii find in my history OF the late
wsr that there were but twenty
six regiments OF regular troops in the
army OF the North, and Of a total
OF $50 Confederate flags captured It Is
questionable II these twenty-siX regiments
cspiured fifty. The llIgs were captured
by tie volunteer army Of the North, and
belong TO the several States, and have no
night TO be- in the national Capitol.
Respectfully yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24


NEw YORK. June 23.-TWentv hours
c1uiiuuou, RAIN made the track At Nhecp.-
o, Il Bay miserable me-, OF mud, and a
V,iy poor day was put IN by the rice
@oer,.
First racc-scycn eighth~ OF a mile
Young Duke won; Mamzelc second. Iii
malaga third. Tune, 1888.
second race-tbIee quarters OF a mile
satisfaction won; Fordhlm second, King
Fi,h tiiId. ime, lis.
TGlid r.c'-rIpid stakes. seven eighth,
Il uii,- Mona won handiiy; Climax
.ond, SaXnny third. Time, 1909.
Fourth r.co-Concy l,lEd derby, one
and "a half uilc,-lIanoycr won; O4ckO
second, IlypI,Ia third Time, 2:iil.
Firth rlce-ouc and three eiIhths miles
WondUmn won; Ernest second, Fcrona
thrd. Tine. 2:2S5.
sixth race handicap-hur1le race, two
and one eighth mic,-Shlmrock won /;
Mammon'st second. Major Pickett thi,d
Time Al
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Alexandria Notes.

special telegram to the Dispatch
ALtXtaDEIA, Va, June 23.-Mr'. jane
V. Mails GlcG last night; aged siXly-tyc
ste WIS a very Cstimable Christiin LAZY.
Tbe Gc-cNe says: \ gentleman woo
ciuc rom Fort Washington Md, Tepor'
a., KILN there last Friday Of Robert ~.
ti. of ihI- place. He says that PetlIt. who
led lcOr acting a helper Tor George Dl
yi,. the lighthouSe.keeper at Fort Wash.
lncl0n iog some tine past, was engaged ~
a conversation with some one, when a man
approached, whose name could not be A.
cutaintd, and asked where was his One
unknown mans wife. Petit replied:
" Sue /, i'm the house with a man; where
upon tie man struck him IN the face and
knocked Tim down. Petit, in his IN,
stuck Li, head against a rock. Sustaining
am injury from The effects OF which he died
shortly afterwards. The gcntlcmrn S1ys
that toe nan who killed Petit helped To
ne ke The box in which 10 bury him, and
That the afar ba. been kept so quiet tlli
10 arrest has ltcn made.
The commencement exercises OF ST.
Mays Academy occurred to-day. Thcy
were very mtcre.tius and were well al
tClGcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24

&c IRE spread rapidly among the in1im.
n'ao" goods. A second and third alarm
W., WI sent IN The building was six stories
n,Nn, WIN frontage 81 IS fec: and dep,h
~ NV i,d. The owncr, Simon Strauss,
uN,V',cd the entire structure except Ia
III, w, uoor In that portion al Nc. l79. Fhc
","er occupant was william Ii. Coin.
Nnec manufacturer. Strauss manufacture
V'sar' ioNcs, wooden iigurcs, etc. F,rem .
"'i"ll uud NcC1rlhy had n narrow escape
H'm instant death. AZ go o'clock ia tlr
morning, without warning, the wall or
LcHis street topped over into the street
ne hitmcu were on the tower w charge
OF sir'am AZ The time. AT the moment ~
ne collapse clouds Of smoke aud dfb'TS
hii,d The air. Nothing could De seen Of the
'hdattefcd men. II was thought they
"'rc surely Killed, bun they were found 10
lie sl right. Thy had seen The shaking
wall and jumped Tor their lives. The
Nal','lnW'r on which the two mon i ID
Stood was wrecked by thc d65riS ard the
hu,A completely ruined. The total los,
VII aggregate about SiO0.000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
A determined Suicide.

Fort NORTH. TEX, June 23.-W. T.
Grigsby, proprietor OF the Unique sample
rooms, became suddenly insane last night
from broodrg over financial troubles. lie
stood leaning on his ,aie before a crowd Of
frirds, TOYING WITH forty.tiye Galore re-
volver, making elaborate preparations for
suicide, and keeping the crowd a. bay with
the weapon. threatening to Kill any tat ap.
preached. y. i. Kennedy, his best friend,
came into the saloon at the time, aud run
ming toward Gdesby said: d" lie shln't be
allowed to kill himself. poor fellow. vii
save bin" Not needing The commend 10
hait, Kennedy pressed on AMI wa, shot
through the heart. The maniac realized
ahat he bad done and sank to the floor
helpless, moaning "The gallOws, TIE gal-
lows; am going to the gillOWs." lie is
now raw ing mamie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
nnntilIe Noia..

Especial telegram To the Dispatcn.l
N1NyHIE. june % Tile rcccut rain 10
tm, ,ccuoD cane cXlctly when need d..
ma So, blessing 10 the planters. Re
,o,t. from The surrounding country ,hoT
tb.t all soll, Of crops are better than Tor
yoais past. Much Of tie wheat hAs been
naIyc,iod in excellent order, and the corn
crop gives promise Of an abundant yield
lie tobacco had just been worked ont
wl,n tie rain came. and is in splendid
co.drioD Tor growing.
-. Johns Day will be observed to-mOr-
IOT by MasOns here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
The Confederate Naval Flags

WASHINGTON. June 23.-The recent con.
troyersy over The captured battie-flgs ha'
caused many inquiries a. to the disposition
msCc Of the naval flags captured during
the late civil war. IL i learned at the
Navy Department tina, most OF the days
captured were turned over to the Naval
Academy snd are now on exhibition
there, together with the figs captured 10
other wars. The Confederate naval flags
captured were few IN number, and an acct
dental fire IN the old Navy. Department
building several years ago destroyed some
Of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
st. Johns Church Excursion.

The ladies Of st. Johns Ep>cODa church
Will give an excursion TO Williamsburg.
Thursday the S0th for the purpose OF
raising funds for repairs on their time
honOrCd building. Tickets have been placed
at figures much below the regulr rates,
which will afford all an opportunity Of
visiting the many points OF interest in this
historic Old town. Previous excursions OF
st. Johns have always been well palrOnized
ana much enjoyed. and the one on the &0th
will not be- an exception to the rule. All
who 90 viii enjoy themselves and assist
un.flv rlusa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24

TSpcCllI IelOgThm 10 Ine DlspA'H.I
WYTHtyHLE, VA, June 23.-Thc 81
piomc Count Of Appeal, rendered opinions
I'm The following cases to-day:
Iiamillon aud others against McConkcy'>
adm illustrator aud other. Appeal from
Montgomery county. Decree reversed
Opinion ly judge Lacy.
NnhGs and other against Cole,'s eXecu.
ton, ana oihcr.. Appeal from Roanoke
county. Decree reversed. Opinion by
Judge Hinton.
HmrGt and others against Barnett and
olh,r,. Appeal from Montgomery coun-
ty. Decree affirmed. Opinion by Judge
Lcw...
Tie Norfolk and Wc,t.rn railroad against
Courcn Writ OF error from Eoin'Gc
county. judgment reversed. Opinion by
Judee Ley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
uadison.Souarc Property sold.

10y IV4VbI"I'II % 1Il7 - 'I'''T'1
NEW YOGR, June 23.-There was re-
corded to. day a decd Of the sale OF the Mad
isor-SquaIe Garden property, on Fourth
and Madison avenues and Twenty sixth
aud Twmty.soventb streets, TO James l..
Woodward for Sl,0O0,OO0, OF which $780,
90 is secured by bond and mortgage. The
deed is sfned by Cornelius Vanderbilt As
president Of the New York and Harlem
Railroad Company, to which the properly
belonged. It's intended to erect a building
devoted TO amusements on the site OF the
q 1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
sl,aru'S Trial.


iiy telegraph 20 The Diipaich.l
NtW NoGk, Jnc 23.-Jacob SnarD ap-
pDa,,d i'm court ih., morning with bis
CcliIGr,n 80 III, side. Mr.. Fo0te, 600
Ger Of Tie First National Bank. testified
lua' IN JauuuY. leSj. Doe sol! % AlGerm n
Tulc,. ore Of the combine, $1,000 in rrg-
i.f,r,d I-uit.d states per cents Tor which
Eulcy pui IN large bin, 10 tAc amount Of
over $4,000. including the premium. F'r-
rs drew he money from his vest pocket
s uumbcro OF Witnesses were pm, on the
.'.nu 10 prove That the Alderman came into
secession u th0u.and dollar bin, soon al
..r thc passage of the Broadway bill. The
prosecution then tried t. have the testimo-
nt Di sharp before th, senate investigating
.muuttc read. but hc defence objected
$500 o lone discussions cnsucd.
Judge Barrett, 10 lOIg verbal decision,
H.ld that the testimony OF sharp given bee
fore The Senate investigating committee
uu-t lc adudttcd against hun on the pes
t.t irial.
TheA,,i,,ant District Attorney then rcad
.altfou, 81 that testimony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
~. 5Olsa.'s llaV.

To-day. June 2llh, is st. johns Dry.
aud q, such is celebrated by meelin,S Of
Masons all over the Globe. Some OF the
meetings in this city will take place this
morning. some at night. They are o'cl-
stems used for the Institution OF recently
elected lodge officers; after which ceremo-
NAL observance the brethren 90 from LABOR
TO 'rcfrcSbment. There are ten or more
blue lodges IN this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
TAe American Exchange BaHk Of
Chicago.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispa,ch.l

lBy telegraph 20 the Dispaich.l
CHICAGO, June 23.-1he Clearinc-Hou>c
Committee held meeting la, evening aid
mace "a Close examination of the Amcrlc M
Exchange National Bnk's affairs. The
buk president, are also said TO have mr'.
ana alter looking over The banks statement
were entirely satisfied that it va, solvent.
and decided to render II any assistance that
it might need. The bank paid it, clearing
house n3'2ncc TN, morning and WI, able
fu attend 10 an it, business a usual. The
t.rh'> lo,>c, by the closing OF the Cincn-
r.u Fidelity is stated ON good authority 2,
-4. 1000, the chim> against The Fidelity
i,U4 REGARDED rs next 10 worthless. The
lark'> ,urpu, Us S95.C5o, and the director
lave Gtcidcd To make special assessment
oH ITS stockholders 10 make up %2OJ,C1o
Ibis will ulice d on sound foolinS and
r.a.c 10 a,lc 10 guard against ail cmerscH-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Collision at sea.
[By Telegraph to the Dispatch.

~ "
BALTIMfRE, June 23.-Captlin llummel.
OF The Biltis! steamship LcrO, which ar
rived here this evening from Rotterdam
reports that on Tuesday last at about &
O'Clock in the evening, of Iienopcn, IN a
dense iog, his vessel was in collision with
the British bhgantine AldSlth, OF Prince
Edwards island, with sugar from st Lucia
10 New York. Three Of the briggs crew
Jumped aboard the LerO, bat though the
steamer laid around for several hours
nothing could be seen OF the brig The
only domage done TO The Lero was the loss
If her fOIetOpmlst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
complimentary Entertainment.

Last night the member, Of the amateur
MikadO company gave to Mr.. +. lntroDi T.,
their director. farewell GOmplimpntirg cn.
treatment at the American Hotel. Music
and general sOci1biliiy was the order OF the
evening, windiu2 up with petit S0uDar,
during which brief but pleasant remIrk-
were made ~ Mos~rs. J. x. \orment, W.
II. eheryin. lrcdtll jenkins. VI ~. Nor
veil. and hlr. lpuopidi. MIR. IntrOpidi
leaves next week for Kansas City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Tho rapal Nuncio at Paris.

by An elo- American cable to the Dispatch
PAEIs, June .-Monsignor Botelli, in
presenting his credentials 10 President
Grew q. Pipal Nuucio, referred to The
Pores election for France a the eldest
daughter OF the Church aud a. a noble and
gcncrous nation, and said that the Pope de.
sired that perfect understanding be nun
tanned which would form 4 sifcgulrd TO
tier common interests. The Pre,id ut
thanked the Nuncio for the friendly ,en.i
m,nt, be had expressed. and said that the
Vatican could rely upon the cordial co.
operation Of the French Government in
consolidating the present good relation,
lclWccn them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Memories orLynnand stamps.

LYNN, MASS, June -. lSS,.
Deer Sin, Excuse the liberty / take in
asking You Thu favor. hope you aud your
men enjoyed the trip. and the opinion here
was that you were the finest let OF soldiers
that ever marched through the street; but
A. a memory ii that occasion, will you send
all the Confederate currency and stamps
Won can spare and obli9e a northern la1.
Yours, joins BURKE. - Union Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
a Landslide Tina. Exci,cs Interest.

rE1FE-HrEG, VA, June 23.-A deed from
JaInc, Abbott and WIFI. 81 tho state OF Ne"
jersey, recently OF Petersburg, wa tiis
week LODGED for record in The clerk office
81 'uc county Of niuWiddie, conveying t"o
and three fourth. acres OF land on the Cox
road. in ,alu county, for the sum Of SiiS,-
O.C-abOUt 5j3.S1O per acre. The lard DO
question j, about onc mile from PIT r.
lUrg, and Just west Of Robert u. Gric's',
fam. II la, no vlulb!c improvements Oh
IT. The plans OF The purchaser are not
known, and the matter cXci.e- mGca in
fft|.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
a wIfe.poisoner LyneheG.

[By telegraph 70 INC UIspaJCH.I
ABERDEEN, Miss, June 23.-At o'clock
his morning forty masked men rode into
Kosciusko, proceeded TO The Jail, overpow'
cred he jaiitr, and took James NJ. Webb Il
White man, TO convenient place and
banged him. On sunday last Webb poi.
soned his wife, for which he was arrested
and brought to jill. The evidence wa,
strong against hun, and the indlgniiion NJ
The community was aroused to the lynehing
rofut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24

10y EVI0EIHVU 70 tII0 DI7P1'NIII
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-Adyices from Ring
gold. Ga, say that two men, named Dennis
and Clark, living near that place, quar-.
relied over the result OF lawsuit, ana
Dennis cut Clark's throat. Clark's bro
Their tbcn attacked Dennis and received
dangerous wound, and when the father OF
Clark rushed into the fray he was stabbed
10 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24

forced 10 appeal without any idea but thu
he result Was foregone conclii.ion. al !
lhat he would he snubbcd aud insllled ~
ne propaganda, lie chlra ,terizcd the
ClkTch IN Rome "a n "Romi.h machine
arf concluded ~ follows: " rhe cugincrr.
OF the iGgchino who are prY6tng by u
power and omoluments are really laughing
In Ibtir sleeves at MS for our excessive sub
misiverCss 10 their power and for OF
excessive generosity i'm contributing Peters
pence 10 tie support OF the whole armF oi
nckcys and funkies, both lay aud clerical
" ho surround the Pope with hnrbi ic
romp scarcely equaIled by that OF any IN
pcrial CCspotic court"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Jubilee Flashes.

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dspltch.l
IOND0N, June 23.-Tue Queen ban
quoted the royal guests at Windsor Ci>tle
Tonight.
Adyiccs from The colonies say that the
Jubilee ftslIyitie are stll gong on.
The French Consul at Cairo /, the only
foreign consul there who has failed to oier
congratulations TO the British representa-.
tncur the occasion Of the jubilee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
United States supreme Court.
by Telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y IoItBIHph 70 Iht DIspdNH-I
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June 23.-The fol
lowing Is summary statement OF the
business OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States for the October term OF 1885,
which closed May 2Tth last: Number Of
eases on docket NJ the close OF the October
term, 1855, not disposed Of, go; number
Of eases dockeled during the October
term, 1856, 496-iolal, 1896; number Of
casts disposed OF at tue term just closed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Arrest of Alleged Train.RoDbers.


TUN WI"aI ~ 70 w 17'-l''77'7'1
AN ANTONIO, TEX., June .. Last night
p1.i.u,s Ems aud Faulkner arrested
t,'rgc Shon. a Well.knOwn gambler Tor
.m,rN ma,,bai OF Luling, on The charge oI
s,l o the tain robber leaGor, Captain DlcN>'
tl.r.bal Rankin arrived last nlght Wi.l
.lr,. men-John Clark, August smith, ana
T. Otbeo-arrested near Lagrange, and
,u,p, clcd Of being implicated in the Fli'o-
40 ff-lu.TODbfTy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
lhernsIish Government Irritatcd.

ny Anglo American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
IoNp0N. jane IA hastily. summoned
Cabinet meeting was held to-day to con
>'3cr the hitch IA regard to the Anglo.
Turkish convention in reference to Egypt.
1ha >ccruary OF War abandoned hi. in.
tcntiou TO be present at the review OF the
moor, At AID I-hot in order to attend the
courcl. Tie Government is iTritated at
the opposition 10 the convention on the
Part OF France and Russia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH FRIDAY JUNE a. 1887.

i5l; number OF cases remaining undlsposed
OF, 0i5; number OF cases continued under
adyisement from the October term, 1880.
IL; argued orally, 2l3; submitted, ll9;
continued. 90; passed, Z; number OF cases
affirmed, POS; reversed, 81; dismissed, AZ;
cases In which questions were answered,
D; docketed and dismissed, Is; settled ana
dismissed by parties, S4-t0tal, 45l,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Suicide ina New York.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEW YoEK, June 23.-Max Marcus, aged
hItv years, an advertising clerk IN The
Ddiig NeUS office, blew his braITs out this
morning. There was no one In The Office
at the time lut the Office boy. Death re-
suited almost Immediately. lie was a
widOwer, and leaves a erown.up son and
daughter. lie was subject 10 dyspepsia.
This Is the second suicide In the Daily
Ne,rS Office within the past four years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Grasshopper Plague.

CHICAGO, June pa 81. Paul (Minn.l
special 10 the Times says: Grissh)ppers
are very thick in the vicinity Of Perhan
Oiicriail county, and alter careful observe
ton ana upon relisble authority it Is state
lh1t 5000 acres Of grain and garden crops
have been destroyed already within radius
Oi four miles around Pcrhlm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Express Office Robbed.

IBy Telegraph 70 IHo DIspaIcn.I
CAIRO, lit, June 23.-The Southern
Express office at Wicsllfe, Ky, was robbed
Yesterday Of about Sl,l00 aud several re.
voIyers by man giving the name OF H..
w. Wells. The agent was sick aud left
an assistant in charge. Wells volunteered
10 assist him, and when the assistant went
10 dinner Wells took the money aud
,kipptd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Torsaising thc knights of Labor.

NEW \ DIRK, June 23.-Tbe silyer.chasers.
WHO have been on strike for nearly three
months. are fors0king the knights OF 1t
Dor ana Icing token back oy their employ
els. The condition OF rtcmploymeut i
Remuneration Of allegiance to trldes-unions.
All are cXpec ed to be at work in few
days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Gathering OF PROMINENT Democrats
in Washington.

10y l0IegTHIH u IHo UI'pHI'HI
WASHINGTON. june 23.-Thc STIR tonight
>4,>: The presence OF many prominent
Democrats in Washington just now seems
,o lend color % the rumor that t0cre Is 10
tea conference with regard to party poi
.r,. revenue reduction, &c. Among the
aiding Democrats now here are senators
narr.,, Ransom, Cockrell, German, Brown,
tsl, Pugh. and Jones OF Arkmsa. and
I.rlc,cuialiyc, NcCreary, Holman, wilson
\ Wet Nudoia, Crisp, and Governor
Knott Of Kentucky.
Ih,rc arc many others here, and 1t l.
.sid mat Speaker Carlisle will arrive soon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Reviewed by Rlnga and Princes.

by Anglo-Amoricen cable to the Dispa,ch.l
LoNDoN, JUICE 23.-Tbe Prince OF Wae',
accompani' by the Kings Of Greece. Den
ma,h, Belgium, anu SaXony, the Crown
Prince 81 Germany, and several Other
n ucts. ara LORD Wol.cey and The Duke OF
Cambridge reviewed l2.009 troops at Alder.
SHOT to-day. The weather was clear end
sunny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
nied from uydrOphODia.

llAytLsTRAw, \. Y june 23.-M1lthew
.,l'rn,e. who was bitten by dog win
b bicb he was playing over monlh ago,
nd who was ,eized with symptoms OF
b,drorhobia on Monday last, died this
.,.orpipg, after night OF great agony.
he was sixty years old, unmarried, ana
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